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That's reductive. You can't have free-as-in-speech (libre) software, if you're not willing to accept criticisms of it.

• soperj 9y ago
  There's a vast difference between criticizing the software and criticizing the people who develop it.
  • bb88 9y ago
    So you're arguing for authoritarianism here. If you can't criticize someone, that's not free software development.
    • jenscow 9y ago
      And the critic should also be open to criticism.
    • jononor 9y ago
      Criticize actions, not the people making them.